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CHURCH SERVICES.

Notices of services in other churches are pub
lished by request on Saturday.
Christ Church, johnson Square, Rev
Thomas Boone rector.-The second Sunday
after Easter. Holy communion at 1870 a. M
Morning prayer and sermon at II O'Clock.
Sunday school at p nj. Evening service
at O'clock Monday being st. Mark, the
Evangeljst's day, holy communion at 7:3O
a. m. On Wednesday evening service at 3
o'clock. On Friday morning prayer and
Litany at II o'clock, and Bible class at the
rectory at 5 p. m.
st. Johns Church, Madison Square, Rev
Charles Fl. Strong rector.-The second Sun
day after Easter, morning service and SER
mon at II o'clock Sunday school at 4:30 p.
m. Evening service and sermon at s O'Clock.
On Monday, being st. Marks day, there
will be service at p. m. Service on We'd
nesday at 5 p. n.
Wesley Monumental Church, corner Aber-
corn and Gordon streets, Rev. A. NJ.
Wynn pastor. at II o'clock a. m.
blythe pastor and 8 o'clock p. IN. by DR. j. w.
Hinton, Presiding Elder. Social service at
10 o'clock a. m Sunday school at o'clock
p. m. The revival services will be continued
through the week daily at 10 O'Clock a. m.
and s o'clockp m. Much good has been done
and interest increases All are most cor
daily invited
Howard streets, Rev. Thomas E. White
pastor. Services at II a. m. and p. IN.
Sermons by the pastor. Sunday school $50
a. M Seats free All are invited
Young Mems Christian Association-Bible
study TO $50 a m. Gospel service CON
Quoted by Mr. Andrew Earle in the gymna-
stun hall at 5;l5 p m. All young men in
vited.
The Savannah Baptist Sunday school will
celebrate its anniversary tonight
CoLORED.
S. H. Robertson, pastor of st. Phillips
A. NJ. E. Church. Prayer meeting at s
o'clock. Second Quarterly Meeting at 1890
a. m. Preaching by the Presiding Elder,
Rev Joseph A. Wood. Sunday school at
l 80 p. m. At p. m. the funeral of Brother
Arthur Middleton Adison will be preached
by the pastor. Preaching at 7:30 p, IN. by
| the Presiding Elder.
Second Baptist church, Greene square,
Houston street. The pastor, Rev, A. Ellis,
breaches at Ia. III. and s p. m. Sunday school
at 3 O'Clock. Young peoples prayer meeting
at p. III. Morning subject: ''Voices From
Heaven" Evening subject: Religion and
Business" Strangers always welcome,
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Grand Bargain in Ladies' Collars.

Sweet Catawba Wine, only one dollar per
gallon, at D. B. Lester's.
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Four ear-old Kentucky Rye Whisky for
So at D. B. Testers
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Pure of Scuppernong Wine, at D. B. Les
ter'S
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Startling Bargain in Dress Goods.
A. R. Altmayer & Co.'S. most attractive
bargain this week will be one Grand Com
bination lot of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods displayed on our centre counters at
u lie, per yard, regular price 2Oc.
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generaIIy nOItherIY

Observations taken at the same mOmeI
of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH, April %, 9:36.P. NJ, city time.
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100 dozen boys white and fancy Straw
Hats at 25c. and 35c., regular price 40c and
Soc, at Altmayers.
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Free of Charge.

Who sells Ginger Snaps for Zoe. D. B.
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800 dozen ladies' 3-ply Linen Collars at SC
worth II 1-2c, at Altmayer's.
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Weather Indications.

Special indications for Georgia:
EFAIR Fair weather, slowly falling, fol-
lowed by rising temperature, varia,
7 bic wsnds, generally northerly.
The height of tho river at Augusta at
:33 O'Clock p. m. yesterday augusta time)
was 60 feet-a fall of 03 foot during the
past "a hours.
Comparative statement of temperature at
Savannah April %, 1886, and 1887:
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Who sells best Tomatoes at &c. per can?
D. B. Lester.
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4 lremondous Bargain IN Parasols.

o. o. almaJer a. No. viii offer tonior
fow "no iDt Colohng Puusoh. newest
rln boo paiu aiin fancy arpu
hFul.H ufl pIuse af 81 +. oncb, never
luflinI D1rIri J.. U4n ss l5 Aao q
nriI aps" hDfa'iIn af loa,ai priea.
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Another Great Offering in Towels, etc.
A. R. Altmayer & Co., have just received
and will offer tomorrow another lot of those
q by As Damask Towels, l1not-fringe fancy
border, at 25c., each worth soc. Also 100
dozen white Damask DOyhes, % inches
square at 99c. a dozen, cost 81 40 to import
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Cobb County's Addiction.

Seven years itch is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in Cobb county, and the citizens
OF Atlanta are fearful that it may reach that
city If they will provide each case with a
box of Tetterine, the antidoto for all itching
skin diseases, they need have no further
fears. Thousands Of people throughout the
South, who have suffered with letter, itch
ing piles, eczema, ringworm, profuse dan
druff, etc, have been amazed at the wonder
full success that Tetterine has been. Price
soc. at druggists; sent by mail for that
amount by j. T. SHUPTRlNE & BFo., Sa-
vannah
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Where is the cheapest place to buy gro
cerieS? At D. B. Testers
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% pieces Crinkled Seersucker at SC. a
yard, worth 10c., at Altmayer's
Extra choice French Prunes, at D. B.
Testers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

that the sxecutsnt has to undergo bs-
cause his genius IL sufficient and he can
wait. Bot with the finest metals there
ie dross. II will never be 90 that a
science and an art 30 rich In results, In
worship, In the Joy Of home, in the
inspiriting martial movement that
stirs the blood and 10 more potent
than wine-it may never be that 1t
will be lifted above the contingencies
Of pretentious drivellers who in the
blindness Of conceit make daily assaults
upon the citadel Of its integrity. Bat
these may be greatly lessened
In numbers and shorn OF much Of
their power for mischief by the teach
ers, artists and composers who yearly
now for FIVE years have done 80 much
to educate the people-to make them
understand that music is confusion
and danger to dabblers; that 1t is Q
solsce and light to the dsvotee; that
children should be taught and trained
from the notes up through the sweeter
ways OF song; that for this they should
not be committed to incompeten,s,
but under firm and we'll trained
teachers the mind should be expand
ed to realization OF those wonderful
dreams from dr.smland that no poet
in words has ever or can ever reach.
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THE PAPAL DECREE.
The Letter 60 be Resd In the Cstbe-
lie Chorches Tomorrow.

lie en- orches Tomorrow.
NKw York, July 9.-The following
letter is TO be read In the Roman Catho-
lie Churches In this city tomorrow by
instructions cent by Archbishop Cor
r'gau tonight:
To the Yery Reverend Clergy and flthfnl
Laity Of the Archdiocese
Be Il known that on the 4th day
Of May, 1887, the sacred con ereestion
n the propaganda admoni,hed Rev
DR.. Edward McGiynp, late rector Of
VI. Stephens church, this city, that
he had already rendered himself
liable TO ecclesiastical censure by dis
obeyipg the positive command
Of the Sovereign Pontlf, given
January 18th. Wishing, how.
ever, 10 deal eniently
with him, the tacrsd congregation re-
framing from ipAictiDg censure, and
Offering him further opportunity TO be
heard In his own behalf, gave him the
finsl peremptory order 10 present him
self at Rome within fortv days from
the receipt Of the letter containing
snch order under the pain OF excom-
municstion 10 be- incurred ipso faebo ct
nomination. This letter was duly de-
Hvered 10 the Rsv. DR.. McGlynn.
Az he allowed days 10 pass I'm.
hoeded II becsme our sad duty 10 no.
tlly him he incurred, by bis own act,
this accommodation by name,
whereby no 10 cut of from the com.
munion Of the church, from lite sacra-
ments and part cipatiou In its pray ere,
and should he persevere In his con.
tumacy he will be- deprived OF the
right alter death TO Christian burial.
IL becomes, also, our duty To
declare 10 the clergy and laily Of
cur charge, which We do by theee let.
tiers. that the Rev. DR.. Etward Nc
Glynn 10 accommodated romina-
Tim, with sill the penalties attached to
this censure by the canons Of the
MICHAEL Az UsTIEE,
Archbishop ofNew York.
@. X. M'DoNNELL, Secretary.
NKu YonK, July Z, lsq.
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SCIENCE AT THE uAsIs or OuR
PROSPERITY.

One Of the bss, evidences We have
thai Memphis lie attracting and 10 wor.
thy Of attention abroad 10 that the
American Public Health Association
will meet here on the sh Of Noytm.
Der mex. In annual sess.on. Already
the proper committees have been ap-
pointed, composed q gentlemen noted
Tor their intelligence aud public spirit,
who will make arrangements on q gen.
erous scale for the reception snd on.
tertainment Of the distinguished sci.
enti,ts, the determination being 10
make the raniiarlans feel that the peo.
pie Of Memphis krov how much they
arc indebted 10 them for present proc.
psriiy aud prospective growth. The
grsa, sanitary work Of sswerins the
city and cleaning away the flth OF
ycap, which was began In 1880. was
the foundation Of all that Memphis IL
aud 10 10 be. Security Tor health and
life assured, population followed, and
with that demand for homes, the con-
siruciion Of thousands Of housee. the
extension Of streets, the building Of
new lines Of stree, ra'iroad and of
dummy lines, the laying on, Of a Poo
PIES park, the opening Of re-
sorts for the msa,Sr, tho eonstruc.
lion Of grea, commercial build
ing, the paving Of streets and The
building Of new lines Of railroads 10
the East, - we'll ~ from the west
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Todsy Memphis 10 all hustle, activ.
ity and life. The heats OF sum-
NOR neither hinder nor retard .its
onward march. The business thor.
oughiares are as crowded now, in
July, % they were In December.
There 10 no cessation In work. With
an open market for variety OF prod.
ucte, and with ten railroads besides
the great river and It's tributaries,
Memphis has become one Of the most
important Of the commercial and dis
tributing points Of the country, and
only needs the profitable stimulus OF
great manufactures to push her into
the place that awaits her In the ranks
OF the foremost cities In the Union.
And all this Is due to the sanitary
work that 90 many dsridsd and that
was carried forward In spite OF very
great and terious opposition. Look.
Ing back TO the days Of lS78-79, 90 full
OF despondency and gloom, and seeing
what We now see and feeling % we
now feel, we can realize the distance
that separates rs from gloom
and despair. Then our popu.
lation was reduced by Q deci.
mating disease to 33,0O0-now Il
Is fully 5000. Then the volume
Of our business had nhrunk, our tax.
able values were reduced, we were op.
pressed by an unwieldy eeot that In
vaded the homes and offices Of the
city and hung like nightmare upon
our energies. Now this has been &C
commodated, the intsres. 10 paid reg.
ularly and the principal Is being
gradually taken up, our public credit
Is restored, the AFT airs OF the city are
managed upon basis OF economy or d
public work Is paid for promptly, 20
that there Ia no more public debt &c.
emulation. The Midland railroad, to
intersect the state, Ia under con-
tract and Is to give us another outlet
to the East, the road to Birmingham
Is to be completed and In running or.
der by September, the Iron Mountain
railroad. the key to the Gould System,
will be raining its trains to the depot
In Fort Pickering 10 few weeks, and
the Memphis, Arkansas and Texas
railroad will be under contract by the
time the Union Railroad depot is un.
der construction and the great bridge
is begun which 10 to span the Missis.
sippi from Fort Pickering to West
Memphis, and make ons uninter.
iupted highway from New York to the
City Of Mexico and to San Francisco
Great things have bsn accomplished
but greater are TO come. Memphis
is on the rising food that leads tc
fortune, aud the men who take 1t al
its tide will share the marvellous 70
suits.
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from Berlin, which We publish
this morning. even to the par.
-ation of the Republic, after
the manner Of Poland. But the
conditions o; civilization have changed
since that inismy was perpetrstsd.
Europe coald not afford to permit 30
great crime as the taking Of q ma
tional life, that the ambition OF the
representative OF brute force
may be satisfied, his thirit
for vengeance be appeased. II
war is 10 come, when 1t
comes Russia may take side with
France, and Austria bs held In check
by Italy, now q great power. This
would enable France 10 cope with Ger.
many successfully, or, better still, 1t
might prevent the catastrophe Of war
altogether.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

Was there ever a more revolving
spectacle presented to the contempls.
ton Of any community than that
which is now before the gaze OF the
people Of Mississippi and the civilized
world-on the one hard the corpse Of
poor Gsmbrell, on the other the fear
ful msltreatment Of convic's, while in
the foreground stalks the staggering
Hamilton, tbs boss OF the situation.
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accompanied to DOLLS Hill by Mrs.
Pulitssr, the Hon. Perry Belmont, Of
New York; the Hon. Patrick A. -
Inns, Of Boston; James Mclean. Of a..
Associated Press; Richard M. Walters
and 7. O. Crawford, London CORE
spondent Of the New York World.
Gladstone received the party at 4
O'Clock, and after shaking hands and
n rseenting them to Mrs. Gladstone, al
mn 'ceeded to the lawn, where the tes-
i'm, 'nisl was taken out and stood
nm ., sbox. The massive pyre OF silver
wprk vas most carefully examined BY
NJ ana Mrs. G ad,tone. 1t was the
a rot tS,a either had ever seen il.
G,ad,ton. then faced Puliz.r aud the
two osop,s,, en- formally bowed. Pa.
lits.r theneN 'Ao' W
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The street railroad company will
make Itself very popular II 1t will ex-
tend the Shelby line to the gate Of the
resort on the Mound and loop the
Main street line TO unite with that Of
Shelby. This would be q great con.
veniepcs TO the public and would en-
able the company to better meet the
demand for cars at night after the con-
cart Ia over.
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constitution, many Of the provisions
Of which arc inimical TO their inter
ests. Discomfort is prevalent In New
York and is spreading In Psnnsylvanis
and the likelihoods are that the labor
Of the country will be orpanizsd In
two bodies, the disputes between
whom will utterly preclude all hope
Of unity or accord.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

The APPEAL reprints this morning,
at the request Of number Of promi-
nent business men, an article from its
Issue Of last Friday, relative to an in.
vestment in Memphis by Birmingham
capitalists. This investment was Of a
character which demonstrated that
shrewd men Of other cities are reallz.
iug that Memphis is advancing rapid
ly to that high degree Of permanent
prosperity which is the natural conse'
quence Of her fortunate geographical
location.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

The Queen Reviews ~. 900 Soldiers
at Aidesshot.

LONDON, July a-The Queen today
reviewed 10000 soldiers at Aldershot.
Her Majesty was received with great
enthusiasm. A large number Of stands
had been erected at to point Of re-
view, and they were all packed with
fashionable and nristocratic people.
Many volunteers, who took part In the
review, came from long distances, and
travelled all night In order TO be pre-.
snt. The whole spectacle was very
imposing and the review was grea,
succeas. The DIXIE Of Cambridge, on
behalf Of the troops, presented Her
Majesty with Jubilee address, tho
men cheering heartily during the pre-.
seniation. The march oi the man
was splendid and the guards, marines
fnd volunteers were loudly cheered
by the spectators.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

The Music Teachers National Don.
vention, which has been in seesion In
Indianapolis within the past few days,
Ia one OF the most noteworthy OF the
great professional gatherings Of the
United States. 0ns Of tbs purposes Of
this convention IL to raise the standard
Of the profession by marking the line
that separates the charlatan, the liz.
noramus and the pretender from the
we'll educated, the we'll prepared and
conscientious teacher who has given
years Of study to become thorough In
40 AIT that Is full Of intricacits and
that invokee. 10 leach any distinction
In Il, personal qualifications for grasp
and reach, for intelligent comprehen.
sion aud power Of Interpretation, and
love and enthusiasm for the most soul.
eleysting OF all the arts devised by
man. THIS lie q very difficult task.
No profession, save that Of the school
teacher, 10 20 overwhelmingly over.
loaded by ignorance and incapscity
as Ia that OF music. Men by
dana A)under In lie dep,hs,
and failing. fall away into obscuriiy,
while women by hundreds press pas,
all merit, cheaper the price Of
tuition and degrade the art
Of teaching by an often conspicuous
shsllowness, inabi lily aud in, III liency
There Ia no compensation more de.
lishtiul to really intelligent woman
than music. II elevAtes, II pleases
and Il delights. II Ia . psnaeea for the
ills Of life, and pushes the troubles
that wear and tear away from the
poinh where agony eliminates. Bat
this 10 not 10 be said OF thoee who
merely "strum" and play with the
keys without Q motive or q motif,
without tbs love and reverence that
are the unisiling tributes Of the soul
that 10 touched however lightly by the
divine and ssgsr reaching chords Of
Beethoven or Of LIszt wha, q light
breaks upon the student when shake.
speare's work hrst makes . clear IN.
ioldlrs In the heart and brain, what
iullness OF ecstacy like tha, which
MAKES all success enjoyable and all
clear comprehension Of besuty, force,
power or purpose reyitAising sgeuoy
that sends along the courses Of the
blood to the very sea, Of life, the NEE
sage Of q triumph. There is refuge
for every eoul In muiic because II Ia
divine. II Ia In 80 lar as IL is q
science above the reach Of the
iconoclastlc mob. Unframed and
uneduca,ed men and women
vAlnly throw themselves agains, ia
sealed silence. II responds only "a
the profound thinker, 10 the man who
dreams the dreams that no words can
ever paint. IL 10 in the execution, In
the art that slobberins, obirusiyo and
yexing ignorance pushing past the pa
ilent merit dumps lie load upon the
mountain The, has grown by the cheap
cupidi,y Of those who hunger for the
eclat without capacity Tor labor and
without minds even 10 understand
Away up Ia the serene nights the
composer easily 6uds comfort with
kindred spidts. He 10 FAR from thu
"msdding crowd" who ,hirs: and Ions
10 reduce him TO the Level, the dead
and decsying level Of the jingler who
10 proud Of
"Kmpty 10 the cradle"
He escapes the process Of chsapeninl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

NrNrHs Ia = reAdi-g wonderfully.
ln whatever dir elton ono goes from
Madden street. there Ars evidences Of
improvement Neg streets are being
opened, houses are being built, the
si,s. car lines eIisndsd, besides which
tie dui. my line Il pushing It's tracks
20 as 70 make the l,A'y woods avail.
able 10 he cty's toilon lor residences.
PIosress is ever where and the people
ate COZ adent ~ 20 tie fiture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

PRECEDENT HADDxs yesterday re-
fused to vote for the extension Of the
lease Of the ground between Poplar
and Market streets on the blun now
occupied by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, but the Council
passed IL in spite Of his opposition,
and the depot and other improve
menis will be pushed with all possible
anead
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

TIE memorial Of silver manufac-
tuned by Tiffany, Of New York, and
subscribed for by more than ten
thousand Americans, was presented
to Mr.. Gladstone at bis residence, q,
DOLLS Hill, yesterday, BY Mr..
Pulitzer, Of the New York World, in
q graceful and we'll worded speech, to
which the great statesman responded
with feeling.
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epsd.tsa.s- T..,,ma,,.,

LcSDoS, July 9.-This afternoon at
D,llis Hill, In the presence Of a large
number Of guests invited by Mrs.
Gladstons 10 q garden party. the
American testimonial 10 Gladstone
was formally presented to the EXPIRE.
mier. The pressntaiion speech wa,
made by the Hon. Joseph Pulitzer, Of
the New York World. Puli,lsr vss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

TINS prosperous condition OF Mem.
phis is thcwn by the bnilding record
printed 10 TIE Atrial this morning,
he expenditure for rev structures
ard improving old ones having been
nearly s7OO, 100 since the beginning Of
The building season. Memphis Ia
growing very hpidly indeed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

RsAD the report Of the grand Jury
Of Kinds coanty, mississippi, and
then Subscribe 10 the ArrKAL's monu.
nsni - yourg Gsmorell, who was
sho; bsosas be told the people OF Mis-.
s!ssiPDi Just what the grand jury Of
Hinti oouniy has found ont TO be the
Code tIu'h.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

In the light Of the report Of the
grand jury Of Hinds county, Ia II not
appalling 10 think that poor young
GAmbrell was ssssssinated because he
attacked the abuses for which Jonas
HAM ton, the prison warden, was re.
sponAible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

TnE ArrKsLs Gambrell monument
iund Is growing. aud lie growth will be
accelerated by the astounding report
Of tie grand jury Of Hind. county,
Miss, which Ia printed In another col.
ann, especial from jackson.
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GERMANY ANpra.Nrr

The feeling between Germany and
France has reached a point vcrging
upon war, and only the utmost re
s,raint by the two governments can
postpone II for many months'
Prince Bismarck hiss been
looking for q pretense aud in de-
fault is trying to make a case that
will In bis estimation justify q deadly
assault upon France, a. one Of the
German newspapers says in IN lstlsr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

THr grand jury OF Kinds county,
Miss, did a brave work yesterday. To
undertake tho murder Of the entire
body will be too formidable task for
Mr.. Hamilton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

THE APPEAL will not believe that
the people Of Mississippi are disposed
TO overlook the fearful condition Of
tbs STATE prison management, as dis
closed by the grand Jury OF Kinds
nnnniR